See also
Husband:
Daniel LYNCH (c. 1795-1849)
Wife:
Children:
Marriage:
24 Nov 1840
Address: St Nicholas Chapel
According to the Rites of the Roman Catholic Church.
Danial is noted as being a Bachelor.
There is also a barred out entry for St Peter's Priory on 24 November noting the fathers as John Lynch and William Emery which was part of the responsibility of the incumbant of St Nicholas.
Name:
Sex:
Male
Father:
Father:
-
Birth:
c. 1795
Occupation:
btw 6 Apr 1808 and 10 Oct 1822 (age 12-27)
Was Danial in the army? This would explain his late marriage (he is noted as single on his marriage certificate). His son was in the army. This was unusual, but not if your father was Irish and had been in the Army.
Two possibilities found to date neither of which are really convincing:
* 84th Foot - 1 July 1815 to 10 Oct 1822
* 95th Foot - 6 Apr 1808 to 24 Jun 1811
The first has the birth date closer, but he was discharged for varicose veins so hard to see how he became a platelayer. The second, has the occupation as a shoemaker which I suppose is not excluded.
deported:
20 Feb 1812 (age 16-17)
Liverpool, Lancashire9
Vagrancy order. Deported to Ireland.
deported:
4 Sep 1826 (age 30-31)
Liverpool, Lancashire10
Vagrancy order. Deported to Ireland.
Residence:
frm Feb 1838 to 1849 (age 42-54)
Occupation:
frm 1838 to 1849 (age 42-54)
Religion:
1840 (age 44-45)
Roman Catholic15
Occupation:
1840 (age 44-45)
Residence:
1840 (age 44-45)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire15
Address: Brownlow Hill
Residence:
frm 1841 to 1849 (age 45-54)
Address: Blucher Street
This is 1 mile from St Nicholas Church.
Occupation:
Feb 1849 (age 53-54)
Railway Constable19
Occupation:
1849 (age 53-54)
Address: London and Northwestern Railway, Edge Hill Depot
Occupation:
Only one reference, 16 years after his death.
Death:
28 Aug 1849 (age 53-54)
Cause: an industrial accident: crushed between two wagons.
Address: Blucher Street
Death registered by the Liverpool Coroner.
Burial:
Not found.
Was a service held in the newly opened Roman Catholic Chapel, St Anne's in nearby Overton Street? According to Genuki, records for defunct only available from 1860.
Name:
Fanny EMERY
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
16 Jan 1803
Address: Darwen Street
Baptism:
5 Jun 1803 (age 0)
Liverpool, Lancashire25
Address: Our Lady and St Nicholas
Also known as St Nicholas Chapel and the church of the sailors. On the waterfront.
Residence:
1820 (age 16-17)
Residence:
1825 (age 21-22)
Residence:
frm 1828 to 1830 (age 24-27)
Address: Queen Anne Street (back of)
Residence:
frm Nov 1831 to 1836 (age 28-33)
Address: Mason Street
If we assume she is living with her husband.
To confuse things, there is also a Mason Street near Salthouse Dock where her mother lives.
Residence:
1840 (age 36-37)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire15
Address: Brownlow Hill
Education:
1841 (age 37-38)
Illiterate36
Registered birth of John with mark of X
Residence:
1841 (age 37-38)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire5
Address: Blucher Street
Occupation:
1851 (age 47-48)
Washerwoman; West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire24
Address: 4 Blucher Street
Residence:
1851 (age 47-48)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire24
Address: 4 Blucher Street
Occupation:
1861 (age 57-58)
Laundress37
Residence:
1861 (age 57-58)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire37
Address: 5 Blucher Street
Death:
17 Aug 1864 (age 61)
Everton, West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire38
Cause: febris
Address: Union Work House, Mill Road
Cause of death "certified".
Burial:
19 Aug 1864
Liverpool, Lancashire39
Address: Grave No. 3037, St Mary's, Kirkdale
Collective grave, mainly fever victims, where Fanny and her daughter Catherine are buried.
Name:
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
Birth:
21 Oct 1838
Following a petition in Jan 1839, a bastardy order was served on Danial ordering him to pay 6s a week for the upkeep of Mary Jane.
Baptism:
8 Nov 1841 (age 3)
Liverpool, Lancashire41
Address: St Nicholas Chapel
I am assuming the birth year in the register is a year out, otherwise there were two illegitimate daughters, with the same name, born prior to their marriage.
Residence:
1841 (age 2-3)
Liverpool, Lancashire5
Address: Blucher Street
Occupation:
1851 (age 12-13)
General Servant; West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire24
Address: 13 Court, Blucher Street
General servant living with Agnes Howard widow, laundress from Scotland.
Residence:
1851 (age 12-13)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire24
Address: 13 Court, Blucher Street
Her mother, Frances, is still living at number 3.
Residence:
1860 (age 21-22)
Liverpool, Lancashire41
Address: Catherine Street
Residence:
1861 (age 22-23)
Address: Appartments, Russel Place
Witness:
23 Jun 1861 (age 22)
Mary Jane LINDSAY witnessed the marriage of William MOTTRAM and Sarah Ann LINDSAY on 23 June 1861 in Liverpool, Lancashire
Residence:
btw 1864 and 1868 (age 25-30)
Address: Roscoe Street
Residence:
btw 1871 and 1870 (age 32)
Address: 7 Oldham Place, Court House
Residence:
1873 (age 34-35)
Liverpool, Lancashire47
Address: 5 Court, Cutter Street
Residence:
1880 (age 41-42)
Liverpool, Lancashire48
Address: 66 Lamport Street
Death:
Mar 1881 (age 42)
Address: 70 Essex Road
Same address as Frederick, one year earlier.
Burial:
Apr 1881
Liverpool, Lancashire50
Address: Toxteth Cemetery, Section 11, 992
Son: John LINDSAY
Spouse: Emma BROWN, 1865, age 21
Name:
John LINDSAY51
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Birth:
13 Apr 1841
Address: Blucher Street
Weighed 8lb 3 oz.
Baptism:
20 Jun 1841 (age 0)
Liverpool, Lancashire53
Address: St Nicholas Chapel
Residence:
1841 (age 0)
Liverpool, Lancashire5
Address: Blucher Street
Education:
1851 (age 9-10)
school24
Residence:
1851 (age 9-10)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire24
Address: 15 Blucher Street
Noted as a visitor with William (stonemason) and Mary Ann Carter. Not born in Ireland. Mother living at number 5
Occupation:
frm Jan 1859 to Mar 1865 (age 17-23)
Occupation:
frm 15 Apr 1859 to 1 Aug 1881 (age 18-40)
Address: 69th Foot Regiment
Service Number: 450
Received GBP3 bounty and signed for 10 years. Re-engaged in Dublin on 5 Jul 1867 for a further 12 years. GBP 2 in lieu of kit; GBP 2 Bounty, GBP 1 Marching money.
Joined with John Naylor, Service Number 459.
69th Regiment: At the start of their 1857-64 deployment to Burma, they became the first British regiment to be deployed to the Far East overland via Egypt rather than by sea. 1867 saw them back in Canada, where they opposed an invasion by Irish-American Fenians in 1870. Their final garrison duties as an independent unit were in Bermuda and Gibraltar before they finally shipped back to England in 1878. Three years later, in the 1881 reorganisation of the British Army, the 69th Regiment became the 2nd Battalion of the new Welsh Regiment.
Good Conduct Pay
Granted 5 Apr 1862 - 1d.
Q3 1862 - rises to 2d.
Q4 1862 - reverts to 1d.
From 5 April 1867 - 2d
Physical Description:
1859 (age 17-18)
Height 5'3" inches, Complexion: Fresh, Eyes: Brown, Hair: Dark Brown. Chest Measurement: 32.5"54
Residence:
frm 20 May 1859 to 16 Sep 1859 (age 18)
Fermoy, Cork, Ireland60
Address: Fermoy Barracks, Garrison Town
Residence:
frm Nov 1859 to 8 Jan 1860 (age 18)60
At sea for 120 days.
Residence:
frm 2 Jun 1860 to 25 Mar 1861 (age 19)
Residence:
frm 27 Mar 1861 to Feb 1864 (age 19-22)
Address: Fort St George
On Guard Duty: July, September and November 1862; February, May, June, July, August 1863.
Sick in the barracks: October 1862 and December 1863
Hospital: November 1863.
September 1863 = "At Palerveran"?
Residence:
frm 19 Feb 1864 to 23 May 1864 (age 22-23)64
Address: The Lord Warden
At sea for 95 days.
Residence:
frm May 1864 to 4 Jul 1865 (age 23-24)
Address: Clarence Barracks
From 15 July 1864 to 31 August 1864 on furlough.
In hospital: January and February 1865.
Was in 3rd Division.
Education:
1865 (age 23-24)
Literate15
Signed his marriage cerfiticate, but made his mark on his attestation. So learnt to write in the army.
Residence:
frm 7 Jul 1865 to 26 Jun 1866 (age 24-25)
Address: Hut Lines, North Camp
Rifle practice: September 1865
Residence:
frm Jun 1866 to Mar 1867 (age 25)
Address: Castle Cornet, St Peter's Port, Guernsey
Noted as "St Peter's" in the Muster Rolls.
2 days on a boat to transfer to Dublin.
Residence:
frm Mar 1867 to Aug 1867 (age 25-26)
Address: Linen Hall or Richmond Barracks
Not sure which.
He had 2 days furlough while in Dublin.
Residence:
Aug 1867 (age 26)57
Address: The Windsor
15 days at sea
Residence:
19 Aug 1867 (age 26)
Residence:
frm Oct 1867 to Jul 1868 (age 26-27)
Short detachment to Goderich, Ontario.
Residence:
btw Aug 1868 and Sep 1868 (age 27)
Komoka, Ontario, Canada72
Railway hub.
Residence:
Oct 1868 (age 27)
London, Ontario, Canada72
Residence:
frm Mar 1869 to 15 Nov 1870 (age 27-29)
Address: The Citadel, Quebec, Canada
New Colours 21 June 1870
Residence:
frm 27 Nov 1870 to 20 Apr 1873 (age 29-32)
Address: St George's
Bermuda
The British Army built and manned more than 80 Bermuda Forts. They included military artists for detailed records. Their landscapes and seascapes showed how Bermuda developed as a naval base and land fortress bristling with heavy guns that could heave first cannonballs then shells many miles out to sea. From the American Civil War, British troops occupied a huge area in Devonshire Parish alone. Huge Fort Prospect - seen here but no longer around - was their headquarters.
They also made good use of every other Parish. Some places they built are now used by the Bermuda Police Service. In the 1840s, the British Army built roads long before the American military did in the 1950s). British troops paved and repaired the original military (now a civilian) road from Fort Prospect in Pembroke Parish to the Royal Naval Dockyard in the west and the garrison town of St. George's in the east - and erected the rifle range at what used to be the British Army training camp on the Old Military South Road - now the South Road - in Warwick Parish. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warwick_Camp_(Bermuda).
1870 to 1873. 69th Foot (The South Lincolnshire Regiment)
It arrived from Canada and after the Bermuda posting, which included a period from November 1871 on Boaz Island to help protect HM Dockyard Bermuda, went to Gibraltar. Hardly mentioned at all in Bermuda records, but from reliable Scottish resources, one of its officers in Canada, Bermuda and Gibraltar was Harry Aubrey de Vere Maclean, born in Chatham, Kent in 1848 (whose father was Inspector General of Army Medical Services). Later, Maclean became commander of the Sultan of Morocco's Army, adopted Moorish costume, was one of the heads of the Moroccan delegation to attend the coronation of King Edward VII.
Residence:
frm 21 Apr 1873 to 16 May 1876 (age 32-35)
Leaves on 17 May for England. Voucher labelled: No 1 Reports. Others leaving have been in hospital.
According to his army file, he left Gibralter in August 1875.
Residence:
btw May 1878 and Dec 1878 (age 37)
Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire82
Address: Hubberstone Fort
Residence:
1881 (age 39-40)
Cardiff, Glamorganshire58
Address: The Barracks, St Johns
Occupation:
frm 1881 to 1887 (age 39-46)
Army Pensioner83
Clubs and Associations:
1885 (age 43-44)
The Onward, No 639; Cardiff, Glamorganshire84
Address: The Sons of Temperance, Cardiff Grand Division, Cathays
Met at the Blue River Coffee Tavern
Father or son - son would not be old enough to legally drink and would have been in the youth section.
Occupation:
1886 (age 44-45)
Residence:
to 1887 (age 45-46)
Address: 40 Flora Street
Death:
5 Dec 1887 (age 46)
Cardiff, Glamorganshire6
Cause: acute Bright's disease
Address: 40 Flora Street
Burial:
10 Dec 1887
Address: Cathays Cemetery, L 79 C
Since renamed Eglwys Dewi Sant.
Name:
Sarah Ann LINDSAY
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
Birth:
12 Oct 1842
Can find no evidence of this birth being registered in the Liverpool area.
Baptism:
6 Nov 1842 (age 0)
Liverpool, Lancashire90
Address: St Nicholas
Education:
1851 (age 8-9)
in school24
Witness:
14 May 1860 (age 17)
Sarah Ann LINDSAY witnessed the marriage of John Edward RAWLINSON and Mary Jane LINDSAY on 14 May 1860 in Liverpool, Lancashire
Occupation:
1861 (age 18-19)
House Servant; Liverpool, Lancashire37
Address: 8 St James Street
House servant in the house hold of George Holden, General Merchant.
Probably her as no other Sarah Lindsay's in the area.
Residence:
1861 (age 18-19)
Liverpool, Lancashire91
Address: Blair Street
Residence:
1864 (age 21-22)
Liverpool, Lancashire92
Address: Hardy Street
Residence:
1866 (age 23-24)
Liverpool, Lancashire93
Address: Roscoe Street
Residence:
frm 1870 to 1871 (age 27-29)
Address: 1 Dick Street
Residence:
1873 (age 30-31)
Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire95
Residence:
1877 (age 34-35)
Liverpool, Lancashire96
Address: Maynard Street
Residence:
frm 1879 to 1881 (age 36-39)
Address: 7 Chesney Street
Residence:
1891 (age 48-49)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire98
Address: 41 Parkington Street
Residence:
1901 (age 58-59)
Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire99
Address: 13 Longfellow Street
Living with daughter, Fanny, and son-in-law.
Residence:
1908 (age 65-66)
Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire100
Address: 90 Longfellow Street
Residence:
frm 1911 to 1912 (age 68-70)
Address: 22 Longfellow Street
Living with son, Joseph, and granddaughter, Maggy Duncan.
Death:
Oct 1912 (age 69-70)
Address: 22 Longfellow Street
Burial:
13 Oct 1912
Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire101
Address: Toxteth Park Cemetery, Section 9, Grave 185
Name:
James LINDSAY24
Sex:
Male
Birth:
20 Aug 1844
Address: Blucher Street
Can find no evidence of his birth being registered in the Liverpool area.
Baptism:
22 Sep 1844 (age 0)
Liverpool, Lancashire103
Address: St Nicholas
Education:
1851 (age 6-7)
In school24
Residence:
1851 (age 6-7)
Liverpool, Lancashire24
Address: Blucher Street
Residence:
1861 (age 16-17)
West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire37
Address: 5 Blucher Street
Occupation:
1861 (age 16-17)
Apprentice (Butcher)37
Residence:
1871 (age 26-27)
Liverpool, Lancashire45
Address: Brounlow Hill
Living at employer's.
Occupation:
1871 (age 26-27)
Butcher (Shopman); Liverpool, Lancashire45
Address: Brounlow Hill
Working for William Read.
Occupation:
frm 1881 to 1885 (age 36-41)
Residence:
1881 (age 36-37)
Liverpool, Lancashire68
Address: 11 Allen Ter Mason Street
Residence:
to Jan 1885 (age 40)
Address: 70 Trowbridge Street
Death:
6 Jun 1885 (age 40)
Cause: phthisis
Address: Workhouse
Kirkdale
"The township comprises 652 acres of land. Immediately beneath the surface is a deep layer of the finest clay for bricks; and below the clay, in most parts, are rocks of red sandstone. The vicinity of Kirkdale to Liverpool, with which town it is now joined, has greatly and rapidly increased the population, and the value of the land, on which several hundred houses have been erected within the last fifty years. The new docks of Liverpool extend the whole breadth of the township, northward, along the shore of the Mersey; and the township is also intersected from south to north by the Liverpool and Leeds canal, the great road leading to Ormskirk, Preston, &c., and by the Liverpool and Bury, and the Liverpool, Ormskirk, and Preston railways. The only cotton-mill of which Liverpool can boast, is in Kirkdale; it was built in 1838, and employs 950 hands: the operations are confined to spinning."
Source: A Topographical Dictionary of England . Originally published by S Lewis, London, 1848
Walton on the Hill
"The parish consists of the district parish of West Derby; the chapelries of Everton, Formby, and Kirkby; and the townships of Bootle with Linacre, Fazakerley, Kirkdale, Simonswood, and Walton. The area of the whole is 22,195 acres, and the lands are irrigated by the river Alt and the Rimrose brook, both tributary to the Mersey, which for the most part bounds the parish on the west: much of the soil is arable. In Walton township are 2230 acres. This locality presents an extremely pleasing appearance, and abounds in handsome mansions and villas; from Walton Hill are most extensive views, including the town of Liverpool, the Welsh hills, and the mountains of Cumberland. Among the best houses are Walton Hall, the residence of Richard Naylor, Esq.; Walton Priory, that of Robert Ellison Harvey, Esq.; and several detached mansions on Breeze Hill. On the side of the Ormskirk road is the unique establishment of Charles Whitfield Harvey, Esq., the successful rearer of prize-cattle; and Spellow House, an ancient mansion of stone, is surrounded by a large tract of land, appropriated by Mr. William Skirving to the rearing of foresttrees and nursery-plants in general, including those of the most rare description. "
Source: A Topographical Dictionary of England . Originally published by S Lewis, London, 1848
Liverpool, St Peter with St Nicholas
Liverpool St Peter and St Nicholas, Lancashire Genealogy • FamilySearch
St Peter's was on the site of the Anglican cathedral.
St Nicholas' full name is Our Lady and St Nicholas, also known as the mariner's church.
Liverpool Parish Church
1699 Liverpool was granted parish status (St Peters) until then it had been part of the Parish of Walton on the Hill which was outside the town boundary.
Liverpool aldermen aspired to self-governance without any central interference. For a large part of the period 1207 to 1800, they succeeded insofar as they controlled the fees from burgages, rents, trade, markets, the ferries, the town mills, etc. They also enjoyed certain legal privileges in respect of trade matters etc. However, there was a thorn in their side. They did not have a parish church and so religious matters were governed by the Parish of Walton on the Hill which was completely outside the Liverpool boundary (they had a chapel of ease, St Nicholas which Liverpool residents used). So there was no overlap as such Walton just dictated on religious points. It also had the only cemetery.
In 1699, they petitioned Parliament and eventually got their Parish church, St Peters in 1700. They also built St Georges in 1734. Liverpools councillors would ostentatiously parade from the Town Hall, down Castle Street, to St Georges every Sunday. The church was both owned and maintained by the City Council and it was the place of worship for the mayor, council and judiciary. Insofar, as the churches existence depended on the actions of the Council, the Vestry was probably quite closely aligned to Council membership in the 18th century.
Liverpool: St Mary's Cemetery, Kirkdale
St. Mary's Cemetery, named for the nearby St. Mary's Church, was opened as a public cemetery in 1836. Upwards of 47,500 internments spanned sixty one years from 3 August 1837 to 5 November 1898. The church endured longer closing in 1973. It was demolished in 1979. The cemetery had no association with the church.
In 1897, the City of Liverpool petitioned Parliament to close several burial grounds, including St. Mary's Cemetery, Walton Road, Kirkdale, with the intent of converting them into ornamental open spaces. In 1898, the cemetery was acquired by Liverpool Corporation and officially closed on 28 Dec 1898. It was opened as Lester Gardens on 10 July 1905 and named for Canon Thomas Major Lester (1829-1903) who was vicar of St. Mary's Church for over 50 years. The entrance to the cemetery still stands adjacent to 61 Walton Road.
Source: https://www.findagrave.com/
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage. Francis Amery and Danial Lynch. Cit. Date: 24 November 1840. General Registrar's Office.
Roman Catholic for Marriage of Danial Lynch and Frances Andrews, St Peter's Priory, Liverpool, Lancashire, 24 November 1840, Liverpool Record Office.
Marriage certificate of John Lindsay and Emma Brown, 22 June 1865, General Registrar's Office.
Parish Register for Marriage of John Lindsay and Emma Brown, St Mary's, Alverstoke, Hampshire, 22 June 1865, Portsmouth History Centre.
HO 107, 1841 England and Wales Census, (6 Jun 1841). The National Archives.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Death. General Registrar's Office.
British Army Service Records, National Archives, (1811), Attestion - 95th Foot, WO 19, Box 0014, Piece A3779 to A4120, Record Number 216;
British Army Service Records, The National Archives, (1811), Attestation - 84th Foot, Box 0066, Piece B3491 to B3863, Record Number 226;
Account of Poor Persons Conveyed from Liverpool. Danial Lynch. Cit. Date: 20 February 1812. Lancashire Record Office.
Ibid. Cit. Date: 4 September 1826. Lancashire Record Office.
Lancashire, Quarter Session Records and Petitions, vol: Order Books RB 294: Page 61, Daniel Lindsay, 1839; Lancashire Record Office, Preston.
vol: QSP 3099/1-94:, Daniel Lindsay, "Epiphany" 1839"; Lancashire Record Office, Preston.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Death. Daniel Lindsay. Cit. Date: 27 September 1849. General Registrar's Office.
Workhouse and Poor Law: Overseers Petition, 1 January 1839, Lancashire Record Office.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage. General Registrar's Office.
Ibid. Cit. Date: 24 November 1840. General Registrar's Office.
Parish Register for Marriage of Mary Jane Lindsay and John Rawlinson, Saint Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, 14 May 1860, Liverpool Record Office.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Death. Cit. Date: 27 September 1849. General Registrar's Office.
Parish Register for Marriage of Catherine Andrews and John Titherington, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 20 February 1849, Liverpool Record Office.
News item in The Liverpool Mail, Page 6, Liverpool, Lancashire, 1 September 1849, British Library.
News item in The Liverpool Mercury, Page 8, Liverpool, Lancashire, 31 August 1849, British Library.
News item in The Liverpool Standard, Page 5, Liverpool, Lancashire, 4 September 1849, British Library.
Email from Miriam Bennet to Sue Lindsay, "Liverpool Coroner's Records", 21 January 2016.
HO 107, 1851 Census England and Wales, (30 Mar 1851). The National Archives.
Parish Register for Baptism of Fanny Emery, Our Lady and St Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, 5 June 1803, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Marriage of Francis Amery and George McCullum, St Paul's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 24 February 1820, Liverpool Record Office.
Cheshire Marriage Licence Bonds And Allegations 1606-1905, FamilySearch, (30 July 2023), Oath of George McCullam; Cheshire Archives and Local Studies.
Bishop's Transcripts for Marriage of Frances Amery and George McCullam, St Paul's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 24 February 1820, Lancashire Archives.
Secondary Index for Marriage of Henry Andrews and Frances Emery, St Mary's, Walton on the Hill, Lancashire, 17 July 1825, Family Search Inc.
Bishop's Transcripts for Marriage of Henry Andrews and Francis Emery, St Mary's, Walton on the Hill, Lancashire, 17 July 1825, Lancashire Archives.
Parish Register for Baptism of Catherine Anders, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 28 January 1830, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of William Anders, St Peters, Liverpool, Lancashire, 6 April 1828, Liverpool Record Office.
General Registrar's Office, Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths surrendered to the Non-parochial Registers Commissions of 1837 and 1857. Custom Id: RG 4; The National Archives.
Parish Register for Baptism of John Anders, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 15 May 1836, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Pheobe Anders, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 15 January 1832, Liverpool Record Office.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Birth. General Registrar's Office.
RG09, 1861 Census England and Wales, (7 April 1861). The National Archives.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Death. Fanny Lindsay. Cit. Date: 18 August 1864. General Registrar's Office.
Burial Register for Fanny Lindsay and Cathering Titherton, St Mary's Cemetery, Kirkdale, Lancashire, 19 August 1864, Liverpool Record Office.
England and Wales Birth Registration Index, General Registrar's Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Maria Jane Lindsay, St Nicholas Chapel, Liverpool, Lancashire, 8 November 1841, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Sarah Ellen Rawlinson, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 24 March 1861, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Jane Elizabeth Rawlinson, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 19 February 1865, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of John Lindsay Rawlinson, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 28 December 1868, Liverpool Record Office.
RG10, 1871 Census England and Wales, (2 Apr 1871). The National Archives.
Parish Register for Baptism of Mary Emma Rawlinson, St Andrew's, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, 13 November 1870, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Emily Ann Rawlinson, Holy Trinity, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, 8 June 1873, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Frederick Richard Rawlinson, St Thomas', Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, 26 September 1880, Liverpool Record Office.
England and Wales Death Registration Index, General Registrar's Office.
Liverpool, Lancashire, Liverpool Cemetery Registers, vol: Folio 5007: Page 1585, 1908; Liverpool Record Office.
Birth certificate of William James, 12 March 1866, General Registrar's Office.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Birth. John Lindsay. Cit. Date: 12 May 1841. General Registrar's Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Joannes Lindsay, St Nicholas Chapel, Liverpool, Lancashire, 20 June 1841, Liverpool Record Office.
British Army Service Records, The National Archives, Findmypast (https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBM%2FWO97%2F2023%2F441803: accessed June 2022), Form, Attestation, WO97, Box 2023, Box Record Number 114;
Regimental Museum of the Royal Welsh (Brecon), 69th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot Locations 1756-1881. Custom Id: 5-S01-10-69th Locations 1756-1881;
from 1 April 1862 to 31 March 1863; WO12/7757, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London. Legible - very good.
1867/68; WO 12/7762, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London. Legibility - Scruffy.
1881 England and Wales census, The Barracks, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, RG11, Piece 5290, Folio 72, Page 6, Schedule 133, head of household: John Lindsay, The National Archives.
Camp Church for Baptism of William James Lindsay, Camp Church, Aldershot, Berkshire, 10 May 1866, The National Archives.
from 1 April 1859 to 31 March 1860; WO 12/7754, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
News item in Army and Navy Gazette, Stations of the Army, 3 November 1860, British Library.
News item in Army and Navy Gazette, 28 May 1864, British Library.
from 1 April 1863 to 31 March 1864; WO 12/7753, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London. Legibility - good.
from 19 February 1864 to 31 March 1865; WO 12/7759, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London. Legibility - Good.
News item in Army and Navy Gazette, 8 July 1865, British Library.
from 1 April 1865 to 31 March 1866; WO 12/7760, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London. Legibility - Good.
William James Lindsay, Family Bible, (Private Collection). Private Collection of S. Lindsay.
RG11, 1881 Census England and Wales, (3 Apr 1881). The National Archives.
Friends of the Aldershot Military Museum website; Aldershot Barrack Finder.
News item in Aldershot Military Gazette, Page 3, 30 June 1866, British Library.
News item in The Army and Navy Gazette, 6 April 1867, British Library.
1868/69; WO 12/7764, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
1869/70; WO 12/7765, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
1870/71; WO 12/7766, Muster Records and Pay Roles; The National Archives, London.
1871/72; WO 12/7767, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
1872/73; WO 12/7768, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
1873/74; WO 12/7769, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Birth. Half-Yearly Return, Garrison of Gibralter. Cit. Date: December 1873. General Registrar's Office.
1874/75; WO 12/7770, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
1875/76; WO 12/7771, Muster Record and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
1876/77; WO 12/7772, Muster Records and Pay Rolls; The National Archives, London.
News item in South Wales Daily News, Page 5, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, 27 November 1876, British Library.
Parish Register for Marriage of Arthur Lindsay and Mary Ann Twining, St Andrew's, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, 23 July 1892, Gwasanaethau Archifau Cymru / Welsh Archive Service.
News item in The South Wales Echo, Page 3, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, 16 April 1885, British Library.
General Registrar, Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage. William Lindsay and Amelia Oliver. General Registrar's Office.
Death certificate of Emma Lindsay, 5 November 1900, General Registrar's Office.
Cardiff, Glamorganshire, Burial Register, vol: Folio 332: BUBC/1/1/3, John Lindsay, No. 6778, 1886; Glamorgan Archives.
Parish Register for Burial of John Lindsay, St Andrew's, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, 10 December 1887, Gwasanaethau Archifau Cymru / Welsh Archive Service.
Liverpool Catholic Parish Records. Liverpool Record Office, 3rd Floor Central Library,
William Brown Street,
Liverpool L3 8EW. Web: https://liverpool.gov.uk/libraries/archives-family-history/.
Ibid. Sara Anna Lindsay. Cit. Date: 6 November 1842. Liverpool Record Office, 3rd Floor Central Library,
William Brown Street,
Liverpool L3 8EW. Web: https://liverpool.gov.uk/libraries/archives-family-history/.
Parish Register for Marriage of Sarah Ann Lindsay and William Mottram, Our Lady and St Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, 23 June 1861, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Fanny Mottram, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 7 August 1864, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Charles Alfred Mottram, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 8 July 1866, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Fanny Mottram, St Thomas, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, 25 December 1870, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Birth of Mary Jane Elizabeth Mottram, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 11 March 1873, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of Emma Mottram, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 25 December 1877, Liverpool Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of John Lindsay Mottram, St Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, 6 October 1879, Liverpool Record Office.
RG12, 1891 Census England and Wales, (5 Apr 1891). The National Archives.
RG13, 1901 Census England and Wales, (31 Mar 1901). The National Archives.
Electoral Roll: Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1908, Liverpool Record Office.
Liverpool, Lancashire, Liverpool Cemetery Registers, vol: Toxteth Park Cemetery:, 13 October 1912; Liverpool Record Office.
RG14, 1911 Census England and Wales, (2 Apr 1911). The National Archives.
Parish Register for Birth of James Lindsay, St Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, 22 September 1844, Liverpool Record Office.
Workhouse and Poor Law: James Lindsey, 17 January 1885, Liverpool City Council, 353 SEL/19/40.
Death certificate of James Lindsay, 6 June 1885, General Registrar's Office.